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    Beekeepers should support bee colonies during fall and winter by ensuring they stay healthy and store enough honey, protecting them from mice and wind, creating an upper entrance, and properly insulating and ventilating hives. The document provides guidance on winter bee colony management, including putting on mouseguards in September, creating an upper entrance in October/November, and both insulating and ventilating hives while allowing for winter feeding if needed.

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    Beekeepers should support bee colonies during fall and winter by ensuring they stay healthy and store enough honey, protecting them from mice and wind, creating an upper entrance, and properly insulating and ventilating hives. The document provides guidance on winter bee colony management, including putting on mouseguards in September, creating an upper entrance in October/November, and both insulating and ventilating hives while allowing for winter feeding if needed.

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    Bee Class 4: Fall / Winter

    Management
    -The Winter Cluster
    -What Can You Do?:
    1. Support Colonies in Staying Healthy & Storing
    Honey
    2. Protect From Mice
    3. Protect From Wind
    4. Create An Upper Entrance
    5. Insulate AND Ventilate
    -Winter Feeding
    The Winter Cluster
    1. Support Colonies in
    Staying Healthy &
    Storing 75# Honey
    2. Protect From Mice
    Put on Mouseguards
    September 1st
    3. Protect From Wind
    Oct/Nov
    4. Create An Upper
    Entrance
    Oct/Nov
    5. Insulate
    AND
    Ventilate
    Winter Feeding
    The happiness of the bee and the
    dolphin is to exist. For man it is to
    know that and to wonder at it.
    ~Jacques Yves Cousteau

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